2016
DOI: 10.15446/dyna.v83n199.54828
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Determinación numérica de la solubilidad de la vitamina C en diferentes solventes, para la extracción selectiva o para la incorporación en formulaciones orientadas al cuidado, bienestar y salud de la piel

Abstract: La Vitamina C posee excelentes propiedades antioxidantes y su uso en formulaciones de uso tópico trae muchos beneficios para la piel. Por estas razones y la marcada tendencia a nivel mundial de desarrollar productos de base natural, la industria utiliza pulpas de fruta ricas en este componente para la formulación de productos para el cuidado y bienestar de la piel. El presente artículo se enfoca en determinar los Parámetros de Hansen de esta vitamina, los cuales son hallados mediante métodos de contribución de… Show more

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“…In group contribution methods, the physicochemical property of a component is a function of structurallydependent parameters, which are determined as a function of the frequency and contribution of the groups in the studied molecule [26][27][28]. The range of application and reliability of these methods depends on the definition of the groups used to represent the chemical structure of the pure component and the model to calculate the properties, among other factors [26,29].…”
Section: Group Contribution Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In group contribution methods, the physicochemical property of a component is a function of structurallydependent parameters, which are determined as a function of the frequency and contribution of the groups in the studied molecule [26][27][28]. The range of application and reliability of these methods depends on the definition of the groups used to represent the chemical structure of the pure component and the model to calculate the properties, among other factors [26,29].…”
Section: Group Contribution Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%